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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

The case of Baldwin ~ Doubleday n
south Royalton, for bark sold ~ Double
day three years ago and burned in the
Grosoa 6re before it wa taken away. was
settled recently by Doubleday paying
Sl,S91, damages sud Gust GA the eNecu-
cioa held oy nepasy SasrlE John Bailey.
.. ". hinhAll has beeu appointed post
master al Ner>hjre. The new Methodist
church in South Franklin was dedlc ated
December 21--LevvjS NJ Wood has been
appointed postmaster al E>seN aod r. b
WbaleU At Bolton,-Mr. aad Mr. !. p.
Martin OF Burlington recently celebrated
their golden wedding.
DAME, I Cushing having resigned his
position on the Board of Agriculture the
Governor has appointed Homer W Vail
Of Pomfret 10 the vacancy. ami we are
glad - say that he has accepted. Mr..
Vail i widely known - a successful
farmer Of broad intelligence. without
hobbies. and one who will do hi best To
give 10 the WORK practical value.
II i now the opinion OF large msjori-
n Of the citizens Of Bennington that
Charles Hawkes.. who was recently kjlled
Instantly by falling from the roof Of his
building. was murdered by Tom Meagher
who pushed him OF. Neagher rents
Hawkes. building and keeps = saloon.
and there ms been considerable had blood
shown on his parc in refusing u pay
Hawkes. his rent until some repair> on the
building We're completed. MeISher was
arreStsi u White Rivsr Innction.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

The western 6slTYnen Do not IN
tend 10 have opposition TO the bogus
butter business confined 10 enforce
uent OF the anti-Oleo law; b1t II one
stzte. 81 least. they intend 10 try the
efficacy Of the boycott. A the tenth
annual meeting OF the lows Butter
snd Cheese association. held 81 c.
dar Rapids The other day. resolutions
were unanimously adopted declaring
inst self respect and self-insere>t
make il the duty Of every dziryman
10 pstroBize only those dealers who
consDe transactions 70 the handling
Of pure dairy goods: and pledging
themselves 10 withhold their patron
age from aII stores. groceries OF other
establishments that take ont licenses
for the sale OF oIeomzIgaTine OF b.
gus butter Tie secrelsry Of the S.
eociation E4s also requested % obtain
the Danes OF dealers who have taken
cut licenses ID sell oleomargariBe for
The Information Of darynen. As
oleousTgarine : neither manutactur-
81 nor. - far s. i known. sold in
Vermont. there Rill Be little cal for
Vermont dairyuen % Adopt this
method: but there can be 10 doubt
that i viii Dc 81 effective weapon in
some states
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
JOHN a. LOGAN

John !. Logan died 81 ais home in
Washington On the afternoon Of Dec.
%. being within : few weeks Of 81
years old. He had been Ill bat 3
short time, having been attacked
with rheumatism after brief expos
IRE 10 the snow storm THO weeks
previous. His Illness vas not tho't
81 al serious by HE physicians till :
day OF Two before. and the announce
ment Saturday that his condition was
critical fell upon the PUBLIC with 3
shock. The scenes Al the bedside
toward the close were affecting.
John a. Logan vas born IN Muir
physboro. Illinois. His father was
physician and had come from the
10rtn OF Ireland. His mother.
Tennessee lady Of Scotch descent.
vas his fathers second wife. B.
fore finishing his education be =eBt
into the Mexican war. serving -
lieutenant and guaTteTmaster though
be had scarcely attained MS M 9ri-
Il.
Ia l84s he began studying Law.
graduating II 1852. II 1883 be vas
elected 70 the legislature, elected
again in 1856. reelected in 1857
and then elected 10 congress. In
1856 he was 3 presidential electoT.
and cast with Others the vote Of his
state for Buchanan snd Breckenridge.
In 1855 he married Miss Mary ;.
Cunningham, then Is years old, and
who has become scarcely less distin-
guished than was her husband.
When the war Of the rebellion
broke out. Gen. Logan was il COZ
gress. He went to the battle Of Bull
Run. armed himself with & uusket
and served a. private In q Michl-
gan regiment. Al the close Of the
session he resigned his seat in con
gress- raised q regiment and became
lie colonel. In November. 1863. he
succeeded Gen. Sherman il the 18th
army corps. and IN 1868 President
johnson appointed bun minister to
Mexico, bat he declined the honor.
In 1866 he was elected Congressman
at large from Illinois; was reelected
to the 4lst coLgress. and then was
elected 10 the senate in 1871. He
vas defeated for reelection. and 10
1877 resumed law practice il Chica-
go; but the foIioEing yess was again
elected to the senate. Meanwhile.
n 1884 he vas nominated by the r.
pnbiicans for rice-pTesident on the
ticket with Ar. Blaine. and The eoun-
Try knows by what narrow chance
they failed Of election. He had two
daughter and son. The
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

In the widespread mourning for
General Logan viii minele 5 feeling
Of deep sympathy for his widow.
Sic E2s his iaiIciOOs counsellor snd
friend - sell - constant compan-
ion Sic Ezs absolutely devoted 70
hin Her life 81 Washington snd
elsewhere. II the miis; Of puh.ie ST
fsius. sud II frequent oontsct with
pGbIic men. gave beT : familiarity
sith the current OF politics sud with
influential people. rarely found
among American women. Without
leaving Ehz prescribed hounds O. NO
0sn-s sphere. aDd certainty never
over-s;epPing the limits 81 woa2aaly
decoum. she EsS often very induen-
iizl in making friends for him and in
waIding OF opposition in his politi-
cal contests She thus largely con-
tribnied 70 his success II public life-;-
znd IN his private business he relied
greatly on her common sense and in
teillgent assistance. She viii feel
- II there VS. little left 70 live for
nov thzt hr / gone
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

D. z Qninn shot Z silver gray fox in
Huntington the other day.
There are now ninety-four prisoners in
the house Of cOrrectIon-the largest NUM-
Der TINS far this year
The stock for the new citizens savings
bank and trust company a. St Johns5u
was al subscribed for On Friday.
4 posI-Offce has been established al E.
Peacham with z d. sumers a. postmas-
ter, and the Office at South Peacham has
been discontinued.
The store Of Willis Morton in West
Randolph was broken iato and the con
tents Of the money drawer taken. Moth
ing else Of value Is missing.
A. 3. Reynolds Of Proctor had sixty
sheep out " h5ck Or one hundred and
seventy-hTe msngled by dogs recently
Twenty-six were killed outright.
Jennie ssztons charged with forgery,
vas discharged from CAlttenJen county
jail recently. The bonds were $3.50. 9.
II Delaney l. her oondsman.
A serious accident occurred to 8fr. Or
Iando Bzrrogys Of Stowe recently. While
al work in the woods with his father and
brother lie broke his len leg BY getting
i caught between two trees.
Edward Gorman, an emplOye of Wet
more and Morse. At Barre, was struck
By . stone which fell from q derrick re-
Gently. aud had one hip bone fractured
besides rGceIying internal injuries.
The hotel Of George Z. Barnum OF
Richmond vas raided y Sheriff Bartou
Monday. aiao seeaFed . barrel u beer,
. halfbarrel 81 liquor and between thirty
anu forty jags and bottles u liquor.
TIE BRICK york u the new block a. So.
RoyaltOB l. completed, making 2 block
two hundred eighty feet Ionz aud the
depth running from sixty five u niaely
feet, and making ten stores
The State Teachers Association 1gll
have their annual meeting at Wet Ran
dOlphs January y, y, aud =. J. ~.
Patterson, superintendent Of public in
stroctIon in New Hampshire. win be one
Or the speakers.
Timothy Hibbard Of CAittenden, who
started for California in 1865, when tssens
tg-one years Old, has just returned homo
for tie fret time aud l. visiting relatives
IN Chittenden and Rutland. fl. father
and mother have died since he went
West.
Al Sorth Pownal Two sleds loaded with
coasters eollided and EDDIE suliman.
ased tn years, Was INSTANTLY killed. Tso
other boys sere badly anrt-one Oft
i l. feared. fatally. Young sulllnan'.
father vac killed I've years sgo by being
thrown from wazon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
GEN. LoGAN's LAST SPEECH

General LOgan's last public speech
was delivered al . O. A z. camp
fire il Youngstown. Don Nov. Is. a
little more than five weeks ago. In
the course Of his remarks be said !:
Il an often accused Of saying things
that policy would dictate should not
be said, bat l don't care as long as
an right. / believe 10 pensioning
every soldier now living who entered
the service. either for a long Or a
short term, who was wounded IN the
service, Or who contracted disease or
has since through 10 fault Of his own
become disabled. / believe Ia pen
sioning every soldier that has arrived
al the age Of 81. Pass that kind Of
3 Law and justice would be done.
Some may say It il too much. No. II
4 not This country can never pay
The debt il owes the gallant men sbo
went Out il her defence al q time
when the very life Of the nation Was
assaulted
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
The BRIFtsH CABINET CRISIS,

TIE political situation o. England.
sufficiently grave alresdy. hiss been
seriously complicated by Lori Ran
6olph CharclilI's sudden s8d uneN-
Pectei resignation
Rassis snd France are both deeply
irritsted with tie British foreign pol
5cy-shs former an scconnt OF semi
otficisl British nsteTances upon the
Bulgarian question. the latter on this
ground aud also upon the unsettled
s5a,e OF EngIsnd's position and
clAimS regarding Egypt To treat
these serious matters with proper
cafe and consideration It Is essential
thai the British Ministry should be
strong, compact sud harmonious.
The resignation OF Lord Randolph
Churchill has disrupted the Ministry.
and il Is difficult 10 tell on what pos
sible lines OF sgreemeut smother can
be formed.
Meznwhile the state OF Ireland i
sach IS 10 require the gravest DELHI
Grafton snd the most careful snd
sbrewd treatment whenever action
shall be made necessary by the turn
o. events. Here. again. The govern
nent must find itself seriously en-
By the retiremen; Of Lord .
Randolph Churchill.
The gravity Of the situation can
hardly be over-estimated. and Is
shown by the almost unanimous ex-
preston on the part OF the London !
press OF Indignation ST the course Of !
Lord Randolph and dismay ST it,
possible results.
Il is hardly probable Inst Harting- |
ton viii resist the wishes OF the !
Queen-and the general popular in /
preston that he alone can avert ab- /
solute disaster by conserving ID /
take Office s. the present junc,ure. /!
L may re. however. that the objec- /
tons Of the unionISt leaders will car /
= more weight with hin. in which /
case i : easy 10 predict the forma- /
ton OF : Cabinet totally incapable OF /
dealing with the present and pros
pective sitaasion. both ST home and .
broad
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
SENATOR MORRILL,

The Burlington correspondent OF
the Troy Tines praises Senator Nor
I'll thus eEa>iyely. Most OF it Is
true and we'll said. but il i not true
that the senator's popularity depends
n anv degree upon efforts TO keep
himself s. near the people IS posi-
be. He does not mlngle with his
neightors for effect but because be
likes them and enjoys their company.
He does not mingle with his neigh
bors for effect but because he likes
them and enjoys their company. H
Is the funniest possible from dema-
gogUe and puts On no '-farmerisb
airs" He i s man OF refinement.
aBd rather lUxuToas tastes. and he
never assumes TO be anything else
b, his copdialily and hospitality are
always heartfelt, and the people.
while hoBoring him chiefly for bis dis
tingui>bed services. like him for his
many adnirabIe personal qualities.
Bot 10 the article:
The secret Of his uubounded poD-
Ularity Is II the fact that be knows
just what the people want. He i
one OF them: he advises with them
and knows just what their necessities
aTe. When al home during the long
vacation he brings himself s. near
the people Is possible. He visits
around among his old neighboTs. and
relates "reminiscences 81 the village
post-off1cr y lille the country store
keeper and postmaster Is ''changin'
the mail" He drives or walks along
the COUNTY, roads. and when he meets
81 old UeIgl.bOE he never foTgets
when you Eas Bill and I was Joe. "
Senator Morrill, has today more
friends than any man il Vermont
During the thirlg-one gears OF ser
vice IN the national congress be has
maintained and preserved 3 spotIess
reputation. Reflect upon what Inc
above sentence means. The slight
st suspicion OF wroDg-doing OF
Erong-thinkiBg even. vas never il
ali these yeaIs whispered Of hin.
Barring the fact that he Is not anu
never clsiued 20 be an orator, he re-
senblez Gladstone more than any
man il public life. He never had
any political ambition outside or
above his present station He has
borne IN mind the advice given VOL
sey. and during the many years Of
his public life has seen men whom
the world called more brilliant. and
ADLER, possibly. pass Ole bF one into
often disB0noraD!e ob7cuIily as s.by
That sin fell the Angels" He flung
away iBOrdiBate political ambition
and wa4 content 10 remain the incor-
Tuplihle and vigilant guardian Of the
peoples rights Men have come and
men have gone during his long put
lie life. and are now forgotten. tho
living. His life has been free from
personal conflicts and ouaTreis. and
his quiet. honely dignity has not
been disturbed by mixing IN the pas
sionafe contests Of his associates.
The senator had several severe and
dangerous attacks Of illness y lille at
home last summer, bat the facts
~eIe kept from the public 81 much
- possible. He l. now enjoying ex-
cellent health, and vii lake an act
i've part IL this winters legislation
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

Congressman Grout expressed 10 the
LOunger hearty appreciation Of Gen.
Logan ; manly characteristics. He
says, however. that Gen Logan's
presidential boom received 5 fatal IN
jury by bis action in the Senate sd-
verse 10 investigating the charges Of
bribery and corruption II connection
with the election OF Henry B. Pyne
81 Senator from Ouio. At Wasting
ton and at the West he says. this
hurt Gen Logan tremendously Gen.
GrOut left town for Washington last
night 70 attend Gen. LOgan's funeral.
-ReDmblfcGH.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

TIE Pension Appropriation bill,
which Eas reported TO the House on
Wednesday fEOm the committee on
Appropriations, provides from total
expenditure on account Of pensions
OF s76.zj4. 800, the same as the Ca
Inmates The appropriation last year
was $1,000 200. Included ID the
bill are appropriations Of 1900 for
salaries of IS Pension Agents and
$50. 600 for rents and incidental ex-
pences. and requirement that the
Secretary Of the Treasury shall pro
vide suitable rooms in public build
ing for Pension Agent
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

According TO Tie estimate OF the
United States treasury department
the population Of the United States
on the 3Olh. Of June. vac IS .420. 900
In 1860 our population was 5G.I55,
753-=howiBg an increase Of over
eight millions and & quarter in SIX
years II The estimates are correct
our increase n the past six years i
equal 10 the combined population Of
Greece, Servia. Sutherland and Den
marx. This l. 3 great and growing
country.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
-kD BY eAEgUDICE.

FvN szr~ls~ it-.lFe how thoroughly
trey arr G. ats..l e,t by prejudice even TO
ttsrlr usvu Disadvantage. bor MANY wears
Jl.e treatment II rheumatism. neuralgia.
>clasl,S ana headache has been BY some
C5s1H-..-7. application. ard, therefore. with
ous stopping 10 think thai the origin OF
-.-s>e t-ssz. X Hst, from necessity. IL In
Il Esa.-.- IIl- a>..E SsI1i-rV. C1uIIIue> 10 rslb
"a -.s.. l. i 10 relief. Alh.ol horos Is taken
ia-erll..-s.. and IS a proo. ii.as This i the
corr0CI .sluclI IL. II Cj.7e> surely and quick
H. I..e statement ut those Vi.o fau5 be.
taraa C.l-ht 10 convince the iuc1edulou>.
Manchester. y. H. March Is. 1855.
On the 18th q August. I>>5. / suffered
very badly from an attack OF rhyuni..tisI
ar vr.-S recommended 10 IEl AIh.tphorOS
On EasinG cne-h.lt = botgle ny rhea.r aji>m
lei. ne and i have no, suffered any from
il since. Would re-oD.nleud This u.t,iicine
10 Al suffering with rheumatism
Franz r PUTNEy. 1-p Wainu, =.
Lowell Mas. Mar,h II. 1856.
! man suffering with Scialic Rheumatism
Is liable 70 do most ANYTHING a. rii him
self Of that complaint By exposure. con-
IEac-e1 the disease. AMI although nein- Gac-
tcre1. / grew worse in SplJe Ctgla ,loI could
apparently IL done IN relieve intense pain.
I was Obliged Il stand vh.-l eating. ami
unless completely exhau~t--' was unable
70 SET any sleep: =. tIu.t> l.d have 10
get ou1 OF lei in the dead Cd night -o INFO
the street and tire nlv~e.fa.. by walking
10 get sleep >til. the pain and IT, cause
hung 70 ms I common t.i q use Athlo-
phOTCS- A.tera len ID. - there uss~ a change
for the better. ant in .-7sSi time came the
cure - mUch hoped for AM {. nj II last
only II AGhs1Th --rF~ g. 7. inEDNS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

Geo. j. Brooks. the representative
il the present Legislature from Brat
tlzboTo. fell de4d. from sPoplszy. on
Thursday morning Of lsst week. on
the Sidewalk in front OF the hotel
bearing his nzue. HIS death. .bus
instantaneous. was : great shock 70
TIE entire community In view OF his
great gift % the town, IL had natQr-
SLY been constantly thought Of aDd
talked shout for many months The
night before Ms death il i recalled IS
: somewhat singular circumstance.
that three OF four OF his Personsl
friends we're invited By him 10 81 IL
formal lunch 81 The Brooks house.
During he evening one OF the paTty
j0cosIy commented OF Nj. Brooks
good appetite. saving that he didn't
want him 70 kill himself eating before
The public building vas paid for;
wbereupon NJ. Brooks informed MS
friend lhat two instslInentz had al
ready been paid toward the library
building. and that If be lived through
the folIOwiBg day the last payment
would be made. so that there was 10
occasion foT HoTry. Thursday norE-
iDg Ii discussed his plans for the day
with Col. Goodb0e al the breakfast
table II the best Of spTlts. and boz
rowing the latteT's rubber boots. he
started ont 10 Te-survey the library
ground. Stepping out upon the side
walk. he remarked 10 Dr. Myers that
be vas going farming" but hardly
had The words passed his lips before
he sauk down dead.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

Mrs. john 4. Logan Is & consist
ent Christian lady. an active member
Of the Methodist church. Through
her influence GeneIal Logan. within
3 few years. Eas led 10 embrace the
same religious faith.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

Secretary Manning wants SONS
money % provide for the storage Of
silver. such repeated requests s.
these furnish Elective argument for
the repeal OF the silver coinage law.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
THE LIFE OF LINCOLN.
BY HIS CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARIES. JOIN
G. EIeoIAY AND col. JOHN HAY.

This great work, begun with the sanction OF
President Lincoln, and continued under rhe au-
thoriry 81 his son, the Hon Robert T. Lincoln. i
the only full aui authoritative record of the life o.
Abraham Lincoln. It. autiors were friends Of lin
coin before Ais presidency they intimate
Is associated with him private secretaries
throughout Lls term Of office, ana % them were
transferred upon Liusous death al bis private pa
pers- Here will be Told the inside history 81 the
civil and of President Lincoln's administration.
important details 81 which have hitherto remained
unrevealed thar they might first appear ia this au-
theLt.c history. By reason Of the publication Of
b. -.---
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

Only three Of The original thirteen
doodle s.deImen OF New York city
remain 10 be tIied. Il Is hoped that
there viii Be enough justice 10 90
around.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
HE WAR SERlES.

which has been 70 lowed With uufAggang interes,
by great audience, viii occupy less space during
the coming year Gettysburg viii be deserted by
Gen Hunt tCliet q the Union ArtiHery). Gen.
LougsrTe-t, Gen. NJ. Law, and others Chicka.
ma -, by ten. D. y. Hils Shermau's March %
the Sea. BY Generals Howard and sloeum. General
z. A. Gilmore, VIM. +. smith. John tiIbhon, Hor.
ace Porter and John = Mosby viii describe special
battles and incidents. Stories Of naval engage.
---.-- 10 VII
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
LIZZIE O. MONTGOMERY.

Dr. 0l-'- Cough svr1p : particularly recon
D=15e1 % c1L1-=-4 L cares e9ag-, colds, er5aP,
so-= tbr04s- a11 shoop1ng ooug- L : pleasant n
Tie -as-= z1d ze-z Ike = Charm = -
-'Jz-k shzL pipe zad Gal shah d4zc='' 5zs- a.
-o1g OK Il rLe opeo bz-z .. ra=E pezs=. TIE free
oo- Aze-5e4a r5-sz=a don't E=zr neuralgia Ei-h
sa-EeEzoz o. = - r. Pc c-.r = -s--s
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

II i reported that the president
will call al extra session Of congress
unless measures are adopted By the
present session 10 reduce the surhlus.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03

The CLicsgo HeTaJd says hat --the
government = Washington sill lives.
but il i greatly eDfeebled." How i
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